Currently, running a _spawn via cygwin that includes curly-braces evaluates the curly braces. That means that the git rev-parse call is sent literally @u which isn't the name of a branch, so it returns @u, which causes downstream commands to fail.
This block mitigates the problem, but is not beautiful:
Currently, running a _spawn via cygwin that includes curly-braces evaluates the curly braces. That means that the git rev-parse call is sent literally
@u
which isn't the name of a branch, so it returns@u
, which causes downstream commands to fail.This block mitigates the problem, but is not beautiful: